Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-10
Text Of fthe Kings Reply to
the U1timatum Of
the Populace.
TOUR no THE wEgT.
The Orosscut in the Best and
Belchsr Mine Reached
at Last.
Free Passes 10 Families oe Railroaa
Employes - Formal Complaint Of
Privileges Denied BY the Sp9th-
sra Paefas - shipmsnt Of
Canned Goods
HAWAIIAN REVOLUTION.

HAWAIIAN REVOLUTION.
EKPRKaKETATTyE REErDKETs or THR
REALM MEET AMD MAKE DEMANDS
uPoa KTsG KALAKAUA.
ekH FAkxcEsco. July s.-While all us-
tionAlities were represented in the sac
eessful revolt made against King Kala-
kaua. the Americans were predominant
10 the revolution, assisted By the Eng
lish, French and PoEtaeess residents.
Speeches 81 the mass meeting ct which
the demands were made upon the King
we're IN EnQliah with the exception OF
two In the Hawaiian tongue. The
declaration, hovever, that the natives
we're true 10 the King proved miRlead-
tne, as it vas their vengeance that
ex-MinisteF Gibson saemed most 20 fear.
AssEaEBLxD MA ooNsrTruTIozAL MARHzR.
The meeting was presided over BY P.
O. Jones. q merchants Of Honolulu, who
addressed the meeting using the follow
ing language; ~ feel honoTed at being
nominated Ohairman of this, the largest
and most important meeting that has
ever assembled in this city. We have
assembled In q constitutional manner
and propose TO conduct this meeting Ia
q constitutional manner. We are here
for the purpose Of asking for good gov
ernment-a thing We have not had
but which We earnestly desife. We,
she representatives of all nations, are
assembled here and We can afford 20
conduot ourselves In O Arm and digni-
fed manner because We are arm and
deseFmiAed in What Ne ash"
william l.. Green, also merchant OF
Honolulu, and named BY the popalsce
for Prime Minister. IN the course Of his
speech said that the Government had
become intOleFable and that 10 was neo.
essary 60 demand and, II necessary, 70
Gght FOR constitutional monarchy.
rDKPKuDKNCE RREFxRRKD.
WA. Kinney, another speaker, said
THAI be would prefer to have the ooun-
try independent bot the haR should be
kept clean al all hazards. 1--WE need Q
nov constitution. The miserable rag
We have does not give adequate repre-
seutation nor impose proper restriction
upon the power Of the throne. The
franchise will be reconstructed and the
King will have power as great az the
o aeen OF Great Britain and that ouRhs
70 be enough for him- II 20 his own
rights be wants ss add the rights OF
70 600 subjects be is NOT going 20 have
them. A revoiation OF thought viii be
followed by q revolution Of arms 90 II
siWAys has been IL our reasonable re-
quests are NOS granted"
3. b. Dale, another speaker, said that
they would give the King just one chance
10 reform and no more.
O. II. Bishop, q resident Of the Islands
since 1910, said thai the people mast
have q Constitutional reform or SIGHT.
WOULD LIKE TH1 AMERICAN FLAG.
LA. Thurstou, g repre- sentative from
the Island Of Malakai. vas born In the
Hovaiian Kingdom. He said that the
King in the past tried TO stay the revo-
luton by chanRinR the Ministry, bat
the people should not stop short OF
| nav Constitution. He said further that
the American HaQ would suit him under
| a new Constitution.
Hon. r. L. OilbFon said that be was q
Hawaiian. While he vas willing that
The King should remain on the throne
Il could emily be under new Oonstit1.
ton, This same speaker said: III
/ Oueen ViotoFia we're 10 act ~ badly as
1 Kalakaua. abe woald not live an hour.
WI. Rice spoke In the Hawaiian
tongue, and said that the people must
1 Declare open WsF against the King II be
refused their demands.
AssOLUrK TREPrDATIoS.
when a committee Of thirteen waited
on the King, they found him 10 state
Of absolute tFepldation. DIS BODY
ouard had disappeared and there vas
no one 20 man any Of the guns which
had besn taken Into the palace. Ihe
Klng said that be would give answer 81
nnce 10 the demands Of the populace
ina the committee said that they de-
sITed his Feply In writing. Tbs hinf
| then. on the foliswing morning (JulJ
Istl called upon the foreign diplomatic
| ,eoreeentasives to assume the direction
N AfFairs, but they declined; where
upou the rsply Of she King was forward
| al 20 Ihs committee Of thirteen.
I PRKxIKR aTzsoS'E LRAEsT.
The arrest Of W. II. Gibson, she de
-,,.'s Nipister, occurred at 10 O'Clock o.
~ rnoTuInQ Of July first. Col '. '
Ishsord, Commander OF the honsiolt
R,des made the arrest with Raafd .
eis troopa. These troops actso es
| roval faFee bat on the nrst nen oL
reyolution tosk sides With the oonsu
tatioCal party. They na@per 40?
two haudred and are nalnly AnefsSep Q
and Rnelishmsn. Daring tne nleu
I ,Rihaou made inciptsns attempts to = =
cane sad II be had aoeompusoso nls oe
, s,ens there is no oonet tnaa ne SoaH
haye fallen irso the hAnos 81 tne ~
ssrste popalace. Giosoa y 90 AmeL'
- and has been In HAwah ist bsALl
SsTtV ysars. His career y vel koos
In 40 extra edition OF zoe uoc0.aa ~.
| gassffs isnued on ths aAy ths -
Dosa sailed the following naen0n
s,aAs Of the fallen Minister.
ssIt u A sSd eomne1tary on tes 80 -,
whoia eSreer 10 tbiak thai nc oAs b'e'
a. long sad escaped ths eAAsSS
Other lands 60 - captured oy tne - -
Z I class he laughed 81 Asa spstoeo - - y
1ast. bat Who n0v hare lhs SniP y
Isis miserable apology fSr &c - -
inc. and viii see % y hSl !..S~
messd oul 30 hin 10 tae iall eAs9S' ~ =,
snd uno will also coupei n'n 49, -. : !.
s5n ir lac 90 disEorge sotss, ~ -,
! tbeir ili- gotten gains, velcn 49, ~
sseced in alshinz frosa ne oo..o
sIt is 9 iO1g tAne wnieo % ~. ~ - ~
and H is plsassnt 70 Ano >, -
s,s. AsYs reaehsd their goat. a.
.hsir poTsrS u do faFtaeE misceisf a.
prostFAtsd."
wArcMKp SI5HT ASD DAT.
ssorsl, stssr sx- Nisisser Giosoa a
his soa-tn-lAE Hsyselden we're inpsi
0nsa 10 ths wAreh0sse. six noon..
yifsuFn and otasF guards we're 2
tsiIed % Ieok afles them. They WI
@.,ehed night AAd dAy unth furse
~.Ssrs from ths eisizsos' Commits
IRE ire Of the popalAes vAe rsas
es,nss 0eoEVs W. MsFaFiA1e : {
!. 80 bringing 10 FtEes and amn anitl
:. sssrn AugsFaliA 10 bolster NJ Gihs0a
SoTernuerA AsRArsAnss party q
ssssereA 20 deny everything. esAiml